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Old 02-13-2019, 03:17 AM
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Default Bach, Cello Suite No 1, prelude
please find my version of Cello Suite No 1, prelude by Bach
played with steel strings

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVz9CjvA6r0
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Old 02-13-2019, 04:16 AM
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Very nice indeed. I really enjoyed that. Very nice tone from that guitar too.
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Very well done!
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What a great start for the morning! Well done!

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Beautiful! I really enjoyed that. Welcome to the AGF... hope you'll post a lot more of your music.
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Excellent! And welcome to the forum. Hope you post more of your work.

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excellent!
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Old 02-13-2019, 07:40 AM
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Bravo! Well done sir! I'm delighted to hear I'm not the only one who likes classical on a steel string - so much more shimmer and resonance on the treble side especially

As a relative newbie to guitar (but not to music) I just learned a few elements of fingerstyle last fall and I'm working up the minuets from this same guitar suite. Not at all ready to take on the prelude yet.

Lastly, I think the Bach cello suites are among the most sublime pieces of music ever written and as a former brass player, I devoted a large part of my amateur brass playing to studying and trying to perform them.
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hi guys, thanks a lot for your warm welcome, I really appreciate it. I'll try to put on paper the arrangement and make a tab, for those who are interested.
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I'll try to put on paper the arrangement and make a tab, for those who are interested.
That's great... thanks.
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Very pretty, went well with my morning coffee.
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Very difficult piece to interpret, bravo
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Wow! Stunning.

You need to blink more often, though, or your eyes will dry out. :-)
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That was beautiful. I loved hearing this on an acoustic guitar as it has a completely different sound then a classical guitar. What Martin guitar are you playing? I would love to see the tabs and learn to play this. Thank you for sharing.
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Wow! Stunning.

You need to blink more often, though, or your eyes will dry out. :-)
ahah, I was too much concentrated and nervous, I need to work a lot on the visual part
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